On Windows, you can call the Linux subsystem, known as WSL. I tested its performance a few years ago and remember it being quite poor, but the data is no longer available. Recently, due to a client’s need to remotely rent my machine, they mentioned that using a Windows virtual machine would be more convenient. … Read more
A developer from Melbourne, Charlie Somerville, has created a DOS Subsystem for Linux (DSL). This is a tool that DOS users have never had before, similar to the integrated Linux environment enjoyed by Windows 10 users through the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Somerville stated that he was inspired by Microsoft’s WSL and wrote DSL … Read more
Running EDA tools like Vivado on Linux is significantly faster than on Windows, likely due to optimization issues. Therefore, choosing to develop on Linux is a wise choice (mainly because it’s free). In China, people are accustomed to the Windows system, so Linux is less commonly used. Is there a way to work on documents … Read more